what size resistor for 1600cc & PFC?
#26
whoa.. hold the phone...
Is there a settting you can toggle with the Datalogit that helps this situtation? Please fill me in if you can. I already put in a call to Dave, but I got his machine...
Dave rules by the way.. just thought I'd throw that in there.
B
Is there a settting you can toggle with the Datalogit that helps this situtation? Please fill me in if you can. I already put in a call to Dave, but I got his machine...
Dave rules by the way.. just thought I'd throw that in there.
B
#28
>> there is a way to manipulate settings on the PFC so the 1600's can be used without resistors.
No there isn't! I know this is an old post... but I thought i should clear up this mis-information.
The facts:
The injector driver in the PFC is a uPA1556A. It is rated at 3.5W (from the datasheet)
At 14V the standard 14ohm injector draws 1A. A 2ohm injector will draw 7A.
The driver resistance is ~0.25ohm. The power per channel dissipated by the driver, is I^2R - ie 1x1x0.25 = 0.25W per channel for standard injectors - but a whopping 7x7x0.25 = 12.25W per channel for 2ohm injectors.
This would be 25W for 2 x standard plus 2 x 2ohm at 100% ie far exceeding the 3.5W rating.
FourtyOunce, i wonder how warm your PFC is getting?
The saving fact is probably that the 2ohm injectors are secondarys, and aren't always on.
My Question:
2ohm injectors are peak and hold - ie designed to be switched on with ~7A but then dropped back to 1 or 2 amps to hold.
Running a 2ohm injector with 10ohms resistor means it will only ever get 1A. I imagine it will switch very slowly. Perhaps a 3 or 4 ohm resistor is a good compromise?
Steve
No there isn't! I know this is an old post... but I thought i should clear up this mis-information.
The facts:
The injector driver in the PFC is a uPA1556A. It is rated at 3.5W (from the datasheet)
At 14V the standard 14ohm injector draws 1A. A 2ohm injector will draw 7A.
The driver resistance is ~0.25ohm. The power per channel dissipated by the driver, is I^2R - ie 1x1x0.25 = 0.25W per channel for standard injectors - but a whopping 7x7x0.25 = 12.25W per channel for 2ohm injectors.
This would be 25W for 2 x standard plus 2 x 2ohm at 100% ie far exceeding the 3.5W rating.
FourtyOunce, i wonder how warm your PFC is getting?
The saving fact is probably that the 2ohm injectors are secondarys, and aren't always on.
My Question:
2ohm injectors are peak and hold - ie designed to be switched on with ~7A but then dropped back to 1 or 2 amps to hold.
Running a 2ohm injector with 10ohms resistor means it will only ever get 1A. I imagine it will switch very slowly. Perhaps a 3 or 4 ohm resistor is a good compromise?
Steve
#29
hmm .. interesting... ive been driving my car now for about 6 months with the 1600s[no resistors] and PFC is still good to go. i am not the only one. all the fd's coming out of KDR running 1600's with PFC are not using resistors. silver93t aka ihor is one of them .. his car has been running 415rwhp now for about 2 months ..
#30
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ok guys, one more time....from the top.
i emailed "oh great one" a while back and this was his response:
Hey Roy..with the datalogit you go to injector screen..if using 550
primaries you load the following
Pri frt 100% +0.04
Sec frt -- +0.12
Pri Rr 100% +0.04
Sec Rr -- +0.12
Inj Size Primary 550cc
Inj Size Secondary 1600cc
Pri/sec transition 40%
Sec mmsc 1.112
And away ya go...works well as a base to start from...hope this
helps...dave@KDR
any questions?
ask him
i emailed "oh great one" a while back and this was his response:
Hey Roy..with the datalogit you go to injector screen..if using 550
primaries you load the following
Pri frt 100% +0.04
Sec frt -- +0.12
Pri Rr 100% +0.04
Sec Rr -- +0.12
Inj Size Primary 550cc
Inj Size Secondary 1600cc
Pri/sec transition 40%
Sec mmsc 1.112
And away ya go...works well as a base to start from...hope this
helps...dave@KDR
any questions?
ask him
#33
Leave poor Dave alone unless you're planning on taking your car to him for work.
I ended up going with 10 Ohm 20 Watt on each positive wire going to the injector and this has been working out just fine for me.
Brian
I ended up going with 10 Ohm 20 Watt on each positive wire going to the injector and this has been working out just fine for me.
Brian
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wow...some of you are running Low impedance 1680cc injectors without resistors?...I think a major rx7 company in Japan did this...and burn out their injector driver on the circuit. Good Luck...I know my "little" knowledge of electronics tells me to use resistors.
#39
I need to know as well since I am also running the 1600cc injector/fuel rail combo form RX7 Store for my T78. Still in the procees as of now, but I know the resistors will play a role in all this. Any help would be great.
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